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how to move the textmate file explorer to the right side? You can move textmate to the left edge of the screen and close and open the panel. ie. ctrl, alt, cmd + d. For Textmate 2 (released long after this question was answered) the accepted answer doesn't appear to work anymore. This is what did it for me: To change it to the right on OSX, open up your terminal and run the command: defaults write com.macromates.TextMate.preview fileBrowserPlacement right To change it to the left: defaults write com.macromates.TextMate.preview fileBrowserPlacement left If you're not using ProjectPlus by Ciarán

I'm looking for a way to map the :w command so that when I use it, it will rsync the current directory and save the file in question. Ideally, the response generated by the rsync command should be returned in vim, but not in the the current file, but rather as a tooltip or something. I managed to achieve this in TextMate and am now looking to start working with Vim. I've been trying things like :map w :w|!rsync . but that doesn't seem to work (I'm a beginner :)) I'd appreciate any help. Thanks, Joe You can hook into BufWritePost. I don't remember the exact syntax, but " :he BufWritePost " and

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I'm trying modify syntax highlighting for CSharp language, so I will get syntax highlighting for SQL in C# string. TextMate has support for embeded languages, so this seems possible. I build on csharp.tmLanguage.json and I would like to be able to enable embeded SQL with special comment before string like string query = /*SQL*/ $@"SELECT something FROM ..." Thanks to TextMate's Language Grammars and Introduction to scopes I came up with this JSON rule "repository": { "embeded-sql": { "contentName": "source.sql", "begin": "/\\*\\s*SQL\\s*\\*/

I'm trying to add a macro/command to Textmate for some file cleanup and the last tidbit I haven't figured out is simply to remove blank lines from the beginning and end of a file -- does anyone know how to do this? I know some Textmate or regex trick must exist, just not sure what... For the tasks you mentioned, you can use built-in commands from the "Text" Bundle. Even if you just want to script your own, i would suggest using these as templates for your own efforts. To access these: Removing Trailing Spaces: ctrl-cmd-t to bring up the context-sensitive Bundle menu begin typing "remove

I am going to outline my workflow and I would like some suggestions on how to improve the efficiency of this. It seems right now a bit cumbersome and repetitive (something I hate), so I am looking for some improvements. Keep in mind I'm still new to django and how it works but I'm a pretty fluent coder (IMHO). So here goes... Tools (I use these everyday so I'm not inclined to shift) : Mac OSX Leopard TextMate Terminal w/tabs Perforce Assumptions Django Basics (Did the tutorials/bought the books) Python Fluent (running 2.6 with IDLE Support) Starting my first Application working on models.py

I like Textmate's "Sort Lines in Selection" feature a lot. Is there something similar for Xcode 4? If not, what would be the best way to integrate such a feature (a plugin, Applescript, ...)? You can do this with Automator in Lion. Start Automator and select "Service" Find and drag "Run Shell Script" into the workflow panel Select "Output replaces selected text" Type sort -f into the "Run Shell Script" textfield Save Now you can sort lines in any textfield. Select some text and right-click or Control click and select the service you just created. After 4 years Xcode still doesn't have this